Product Description

Aspiring music starts can kick off their career with the Sing 'N Learn Star Maker, which helps them learn through music creativity and performance. This colorful music machine comes with several learning modes: Phonics, Counting, Songs and Karaoke. Kids can belt it out and hear their voice over the song that's playing using the attached microphone. Image shows item in and out of box. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, included. Measures 9.25" x 11.8" x 4.25".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #107119 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Shelcore
• Model: 82177
• Released on: 2006-06-12
• Dimensions: 13.62" h x 9.93" w x 4.93" l, 2.10 pounds

Features

• Phonics, Counting, Songs & Karaoke Modes
• Microphone adds child's voice to playing song.

From the Manufacturer
Learning through music creativity & performance.

Customer Reviews

Do not buy
I bought this for my 3 year old daughter because she loves to sing and dance and it was a really good price. When we receive this she turned it on by hitting the buttons and you could barely hear the music I thought the batteries were low so I changed them, and it didn't do any good. You can't hear the music only if it is really quite in the room and when you sing in the microphone you can't hear it very good either.
This toy ended up in the toy box with all of the other toys my daughter won't play with.

Glad I only paid $7!!
It isn't the WORST thing i've bought on here..but agreed, it IS very quiet/hard to hear music & the microphone works great at times, other times we have to mess with it to hear anything.
I bought it for my 18 mos old grandson because he was always begging to use his aunties kareoke machine...so for his age, hes pretty happy with it, but have found him "messing with buttons to hear himself"
I wish it wasn't so quiet because it really is cute, bright colors, he loves the buttons & flashing lights...but NOT worth more than the $7 i paid at this time.

Should have listened
I bought this for my 4 yr grandson to play with for his summer visit as he loves to sing and perform. I should have listened to the other reviews. There is virtually no sound. He ended up playing with the microphone only and using it to pretend. What a waste.